Uruguay’s left-wing opposition candidate Yamandú Orsi becomes country's new president
- Yamandú Orsi won the presidency of Uruguay with 49.8% of the vote in a runoff election, defeating the conservative candidate Delgado who received 45.9%.
- The election results ousted the conservative governing coalition amid a global trend of rejecting incumbent parties in various nations.
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Political transition starts in Uruguay following FA’s victory
Lacalle Pou announced on Sunday evening that he had communicated with Orsi to congratulate him on his victory and voiced his willingness to begin the transfer of power as soon as possible. I called @OrsiYamandu to congratulate him as the president-elect of our country and put myself at his orders and start the transition soon, the president wrote in a post on X. Lacalle Pou waited for the election results at the Executive Tower, headquarte…
Uruguay’s center-left candidate wins presidential election
The NewsUruguay’s center-left opposition candidate Yamandú Orsi won the country’s presidential election. The “relatively tension-free” vote contrasts with heated recent ones in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico that ramped up polarization among voters, Reuters reported. In Uruguay the ruling party vowed to work with Orsi to ease his transition to power. However, the result in Montevideo does follow a regional trend of victories for anti-incumbency c…
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